Today we can support accounts with the following providers:
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- Barclays (Personal Banking)
- HSBC (Personal Banking)
- Lloyds (Personal Banking)
- NatWest
- RBS
- Monzo
- Nationwide
- Santander
- Ulster Bank
- Capital One
- Tesco Bank
- Bank of Ireland
- Revolut
- TSB
- Barclaycard
- Bank of Scotland (Personal Banking)
- MBNA
- Danske (Personal Banking)
- First Direct
- Halifax
- M&S Bank (Credit Cards)
- Clydesdale Bank
- Yorkshire Bank
- Cahoot
- Virgin Money Credit Cards and Savings Accounts
- Virgin Money Current Accounts
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- American Express
- One Account
- Virgin One Account
- NatWest One Account
- Starling
- NewDay - Amazon Credit Card
- NewDay - Aqua Credit Card
- NewDay - Marbles Credit Card
- NewDay - Opus Credit Card
- NewDay - Fluid Credit Card
- NewDay - TUI Credit Card (Retired by NewDay January 2022)
- NewDay - Debenhams Credit Card
- NewDay - House of Fraser Credit Card
- NewDay - Laura Ashley Credit Card (Retired by NewDay January 2022)
- NewDay - Burton Credit Card
- NewDay - Dorothy Perkins Credit Card
- NewDay - Miss Selfridge Credit Card (Retired by NewDay January 2022)
- NewDay - Outfit Credit Card (Retired by NewDay January 2022)
- NewDay - Topman Credit Card (Retired by NewDay January 2022)
- NewDay - Wallis Credit Card
- NewDay - Argos Credit Card
- NewDay - Evans Credit Card
- NewDay - Topshop Credit Card (Retired by NewDay January 2022)
- Vanquis Bank - Credit Cards
- Sainsbury Bank
- Coutts
- Creation Credit Card
- IHG Rewards Credit Card
- Maximiles Credit Card
- Selfridges Credit Card
- M&Co Credit Card
- NewDay - Bip Credit Card (Added January 2022)
- NewDay - Pulse Credit Card (Added January 2022)
- NewDay - NewPay Credit Card (Added January 2022)
- CashPlus (Added January 2022)
- Cumberland (Added January 2022)
- Handelsbanken (Added February 2022)
- Cater Allen (Added June 2022)
- Allied Irish Bank (Added June 2022)
- First Trust Bank (Added June 2022)
- John Lewis Credit Card - via NewDay (Added September 2022)
- Chase (Added June 2023)
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and more to follow!
Our strategy is to only use secure technical interfaces (Open Banking APIs) to connect with accounts. As soon as banks enable these interfaces and we’ve proven they are stable, we will be looking to make them available in Snoop as quickly as possible.